I think you are talking about the sussex chicken
I think so...ground dwelling mammal...small...
The Dibbler is a carnivore and feeds largely ground dwelling insects or other invertebrates, small lizards, small birds and small mammals.
"Speckled" is an adjective. It describes something that is covered or marked with small spots or dots.
Well that depends how much black and brown you are talking about. Let us start with the Common Grackle. Merging from juvenile to adult it is brown with black on the wing. Then there is the Brown-headed Cowbird. It is black with a brown head. The Black-headed Grosbeak has a brown speckled breast and the rest is black speckled with white points and lines. And the Bohemian Waxwing is a light Brown with Black wingtips. There are various other small backyard birds that are brown and speckled with black.
Speckled can be a verb or adjective, depending on how it's use. It means marked with small spots. Verb: The children speckled the walls with permanent markers. Adjective: A speckled bird is perched on a branch.
Small fish and shrimp.
Speckled is the answer.Speckled is defined as "marked or variegated with small spots or patches of colour".An example sentence is "the coat of the dog was speckled with black spots".
Ground-dwelling insects like cicadas, mole crickets, or ground beetles are known to make small holes in the ground. These holes can be part of their burrowing activities or for laying eggs.
No, foxes primarily feed on small mammals, such as mice, rats and rabbits, and ground-dwelling birds.
Badgers usually eat anything that is ground-dwelling, such as prarie dogs, moles, voles, harvest mice, ground feeding birds, or squirrels! Badgers usually eat anything that is ground-dwelling, such as prarie dogs, moles, voles, harvest mice, ground feeding birds, or squirrels!
Their ordinary dwelling is the wikiup, or small rounded hut, of tule rushes over a framework of poles, with the ground for a floor and the fire in the center,